Thank you for clarifying.
So we have something like this from the "list" I created:
GreenCrayons: The Notary Republic, according to self. The original cop. What I'm confused about is how he knew I was the cop before I did. It's suspicious, and his answer made it more so.
What do I think? It's plausible...but he's giving us a scenario with two cops and two docs. How often does that happen?
matjoeman: Doctor, according to GC. If GC's lying, he's taking a significant gamble on matjoeman claiming and getting him out...unless they're both scum, in which case, it doesn't matter. So even if he is the Doc, it probably doesn't matter if he claims. I'm unsure about him in general...especially because he hasn't posted much, and it's hard to pass analysis on it.
What do I think? matjoeman really is hard to read. If GC's town, then Matjoeman's town...but then we have a possible problem. If there are three scum, then I'll say that GC's town, and matjoeman's probably town, which means that Shamrock is scum. If there are four scum, then he's either trying to get matjoeman to say something foolish, or he's scum, and so is matjoeman.
Shamrock: The Gunsmith, according to himself. His investigations largely make sense. If he's right about GC, then we have a good idea that GC's lying. Therefore, I'll definitely say that
either Shamrock or GreenCrayons is scum
.
What do I think? At least he's a balanced cop. It's pretty much impossible for both Shamrock and GC to be telling the truth, becuase I've never seen a game with three cop-esque roles. Among twelve people.
Final analysis: If GC's scum, then he's doing the right thing by choosing matjoeman as his target, because mjm has posted the least among all of us. As long as matjoeman doesn't post, GC has credibility. So
matjoeman is probably innocent
, but not likely the Doctor. If we had multiple docs, then you would think we'd have fewer nightkills.
So it comes down to Shamrock v. GC, and I think a fixed cop is more plausible than a real cop...especially when I'm the real, if delayed, cop.
Vote GreenCrayons
"I did not decieve you, mon ami. At most, I permitted you to decieve yourself."